All that tract or parcel of land located in the City of Vidalia, Toombs County, Georgia, located on the Northernly side of E Fourth Avenue, and fronting on said E Fourth Avenue a distance of fifty (50) feet, and extending back in an equal width as front a distance of one hundred fifty (150) feet, and bounded now or formerly as follows: North by lands of Tena Boggs; East by lands of Ben Smalley; South by E Fourth Avenue; and West by lands of John Howard. Being that property labeled as Tract #2 in that Deed to Mattie Pringle dated 12/28/1953 and recorded in Deed Book 51, Page 171, Toombs County records. Being known as #500 E Fourth Avenue per the present system of numbering properties in Vidalia, Georgia, and also being known as tax parcel number V17 092 per the maps and records of the Toombs County tax assessor and tax commissioner. TOGETHER WITH all right, title, and interest running with the above-described property; and TOGETHER with all rights, members, privileges and appurtenant easements. All that tract or parcel of land located in the City of Vidalia, Toombs County, Georgia, located on the Northernly side of E Fourth Avenue, and fronting on said E Fourth Avenue a distance of fifty (50) feet, and extending back in an equal width as front a distance of one hundred fifty (150) feet, and bounded now or formerly as follows: North by lands of Tena Boggs; East by lands of Ben Smalley; South by E Fourth Avenue; and West by lands of John Howard. Being that property labeled as Tract #2 in that Deed to Mattie Pringle dated 12/28/1953 and recorded in Deed Book 51, Page 171, Toombs County records. Being known as #500 E Fourth Avenue per the present system of numbering properties in Vidalia, Georgia, and also being known as tax parcel number V17 092 per the maps and records of the Toombs County tax assessor and tax commissioner. TOGETHER WITH all right, title, and interest running with the above-described property; and TOGETHER with all rights, members, privileges and appurtenant easements.
INFORMING THE COMMUNITY – State Representatives Shaw Blackmon, Jaclyn Ford, Leo Chancey, and Leesa Hagan spoke to the community about rural development during an event on Thursday, June 18.
REMOVING A HAZARD – Because of the deterioration and damage of the old Montgomery County Middle School building, which is located behind the Montgomery County Board of Education, the structure will be demolished in the coming month.
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